INTERVIEW-China aims for first zero emission power by 2015

INTERVIEW-China aims for first zero emission power by 2015

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"In China our system is different. When we decide to do something we can just push on with it...we know we will get government support," he told Reuters in an interview.

But Su says GreenGen, controlled by state-owned power firm Huaneng Group, is not trying to compete with similar carbon capture and storage projects in Germany and the United States.

If the 400 megawatt (MW) plant is built on time and at a reasonable cost, it could bring sweeping change to China's power industry and its international image, and potentially billions of dollars for Huaneng, which owns 52 percent of GreenGen Co Ltd.

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0 emission technology... Only thing I can think of right now is wind, light, and nuclear. Fussion isn't practical and stable so... i suppose China is developing some new type of plant that will contain all the gas released by burning coal? Not sure if they can pull it off but it's the right thinking. I wonder if America is waiting to open its coal stockpile after China releases the technology.

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